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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message
news:G9BUh.752 I've been a controller for over 23 years and I've never heard of such a procedure. Interesting how things are done differently in different countries. Here is a reply from an Australian controller from this same thread I posted in aus.aviation. Crash, Mostly right - advise ATC what you have seen. We will ask a few questions to get as much info as we can. This will be passed to AUSSAR in Canberra who organise search and rescue. It can be helpful if you can remain in the area. If we have an in flight emergency, we will ask suitable aircraft if they are able to divert to provide assistance. The Operations Director in Brisbane or Melbourne centre is authorised to requisition aircraft, however, we prefer to ask than direct. Most pilots we ask are only too happy to help, as it could be them one day needing assistance. Costs incurred in either case will be paid by Airservices or AUSSAR. AA Crash Lander |
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